CA 7 Command Reference - LQ Command | CA7 LQ Command formats | CA 7 command tutorial | CA7 Queues.

#CA7 #tutorial #COBOL #JCL Welcome to today's CA7 Command Reference tutorial on "CA 7 command tutorial". In this session, you'll learn LQ commands and the different formats of LQ command in CA7. You'll get an overview of the CA7 screen and different types of queues in the CA7 workload scheduler. So, without wasting any time, let's look at today's agenda on Mainframe Job scheduling. CA 7 is a popular Mainframe job scheduler tool. ► Index Details ◄ 0:00 Welcome to CA7. 0:33 CA 7 Command Reference - Agenda. 2:00 CA 7 Introduction. 2:33 CA 7 Queues Details. 2:40 CA 7 Request Queue. 2:41 CA 7 Ready Queue. 2:44 CA 7 Active Queue. 3:33 CA 7 LQ Commands Definition. 3:35 CA 7 LQ Command Formats 4:25 CA 7 LQ Command Screen. 6:25 CA 7 LQ Command Examples. 8:25 CA 7 Command ReferenceTutorial End. ► CA 7 Workload Automation Introduction. CA 7 Workload Automation is a CA/Broadcom product that is used to schedule, and run jobs on the mainframe. It actually automates the daily batch workload from small to large enterprise applications. CA 7 is popular Mainframe job scheduler tools. ► LQ Commands Overview. The LQ command is very helpful in viewing the status and determining the current queue of the job (JCL). Generally, each batch job has to go through the following queues: ► Request Queue. ► Ready Queue. ► Active Queue. A job/JCL move to Request Queue and wait till all the requirements are completed. The job will only move to the Ready Queue only after the completion of all requirements. Finally, they are submitted to the initiators. When the jobs start executing they moved to Active Queue. Important Point: CA 7 will show only details related to an activity that is active and know to CA 7 Scheduler. ►LQ Command Syntax. [LQ|LQUE}[,AGENT={*|agent|mask}] [,CLS=x] [,CPUID={*|smfid|mask}] [,DRCLASS={*|@ANY|@NONE|drclass|mask|}] [,DRMODE={*|NO|YES}] [,{JOB={*|jobname|jobnumber|mask}|JOBL={*|longjobname|mask}}] [,LIST=option] [,NODE={*|nodename|mask}] [,SCHID={0|nnn}] [,SEG={xxxxxxxx|(xxxxxxxx,yyyyyyyy)}] [,SEQ={NATV|sequence}] [,ST=option] [,SYS={*|systemname|mask}] [,TZ={CA7|EXEC}] ►Now, to view the list of jobs in the request, ready and active queues, you need to type the LQ command on the top line of the CA 7 window and hit enter. Following is the screen print for your reference. ►Listing More About One Job. If you want to see the queue information about a particular job, you can add the JOB parameter to the LQ statement, like this example: ► LQ,ST=LATE ► LQ,ST=RSTR ► LREQ ► LRDY ► LACT ► LQ,JOB=NAMED ► LQ,JOB=NAMED,LIST=RQMT ► LPRE ►Subscribe to Topictrick & Don't forget to press THE BELL ICON to never miss any updates. ◄ Also, Please visit below mention the link to stay connected with Topictrick on - ► Official Website : www.topictrick.com ► Youtube : @Topictrick ► Follow us on Twitter :   / topictrick   ► Facebook :   / topictrick   ► Linkedin :   / topictrick   ► Reddit :   / topictrick   ► Mainframe Blog : https://mainframe-forum.blogspot.com Thank you for your support. Topictrick™